Hello everyone! I hope you've been well. Just wanted to check in on everybody and see how you guys are doing! Have you achieved what you wanted to achieve at this point of the year?Book wise and non book wise? What are your plans for July and for the rest of the year?Let me know! As for me, book wise, I'm above half of my book goals for the year so things are going great on that front but life wise, I got to have a sleepover with my friend before she goes back to her home country and I'm still waiting to get the documents so that I can send but it is what it is but as for this year so far, I feel that aside from passing my driving test and getting my interim driver's license in january,finishing my graphic design short course in february and working on my application from March upto now, I feel like I haven't done much but it is what it is. I hope to have a much better month and rest of the year.

Anyway,let me know your plans and I'll see you guys in the next post when I make one again, book related or not!

Have a lovely day ahead, wherever you guys are! Lots of love, Nicotherelative❤️

I recently had a chat with an old classmate and we got to the topic of books and reading in school. While we both agreed that most of what was read in our classes was boring we both had one or two books we really enjoyed.

So what was your favourite book you read for a class? Also what book did you read in school that you think everyone should read at least once? Not everything has to be about fun and sometimes books that are difficult to get through can be a super important read.

My favourite has to be The visit (Der Besuch der alten Dame) by Friedrich Dürrenmatt a kind of dark comedy. I also think everyone should read Anne Franks Diary at least once. It was a hard read but that makes it so much more important.

I find myself drawn to revisiting some books from my teen years spent in the 90s/early 2000s. Are there books you find nostalgic and want to reread as adults?

Right now, I've got my eyes on: *Emelan books by Tamora Pierce *Animorphs series by K.A. Applegate *Den of Shadows & The Kiesha'ra series by Amelia Atwater-Rhodes *Cirque du Freak series by Darren Shan

Update: I started a list and will take suggestions for books to add! https://pagebound.co/lists/30ff4372-be2e-4d21-97f4-b30b19c77ee9